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| Benchmark name | When Created |
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| msgpack-lite vs. JSON | 7 years ago |
| regex vs strict equality vs endWith | 7 years ago |
| Split into whole words | 7 years ago |
| Anonymous Function in Loop | 7 years ago |
| Anonymous Function in Loop | 7 years ago |
| Anonymous Function in Loop | 7 years ago |
| Anonymous Function in Loop | 7 years ago |
| Array static | 7 years ago |
| Array static | 7 years ago |
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undefined vs. typeof vs. in vs. hasOwnProperty
Object lookup performance |
7 years ago |
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undefined vs. typeof vs. in vs. hasOwnProperty
Object lookup performance |
7 years ago |
| UUID Generation (compatibility mode) | 7 years ago |
| UUID Generation | 7 years ago |
| getElementById, querySelector, window | 7 years ago |
| For vs prototype loop | 7 years ago |
| defineproperty vs direct assignment value | 7 years ago |
| testing | 7 years ago |
| testing | 7 years ago |
| testing | 7 years ago |
| testing | 7 years ago |
| testing | 7 years ago |
| testing | 7 years ago |
| testing | 7 years ago |
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namede
forif |
7 years ago |
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angular.copy vs JSON.parse(JSON.stringify())
FIguring out the performance differences between using the operations in the name on copying an array of objects considering the fact that other methods of copying (slice, concat, etc.) are shallow copies and end up being by reference instead of by value. |
7 years ago |